-Resolved- How do I place my background map in the editor?
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
@bartofer
Thank you!
EDIT: I have now your background loaded into the Editor together with the map data
you have created in v2.0 of Bartoland map mod. Your problem is that you use capital
letter B in some places, but not all, it is essential. As you use Bartoland.mbd and start
the editor by -edit Bartoland, it is needed in /def/editor_data.sii that you also use
bcg_map_name: "/map/Bartoland.mbd" there. You don't need to change anything with
bcg_material: "/material/editor/bartoland.mat" if that's the name you use. Good Luck
now and if it still doesn't work I have a Map Editor Background mod ready for you here.
A very good rule is to ONLY use lowercase letters in EVERY file name references in the
game, but now you already have the capital ones here and there.
Thank you!
EDIT: I have now your background loaded into the Editor together with the map data
you have created in v2.0 of Bartoland map mod. Your problem is that you use capital
letter B in some places, but not all, it is essential. As you use Bartoland.mbd and start
the editor by -edit Bartoland, it is needed in /def/editor_data.sii that you also use
bcg_map_name: "/map/Bartoland.mbd" there. You don't need to change anything with
bcg_material: "/material/editor/bartoland.mat" if that's the name you use. Good Luck
now and if it still doesn't work I have a Map Editor Background mod ready for you here.
A very good rule is to ONLY use lowercase letters in EVERY file name references in the
game, but now you already have the capital ones here and there.
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
@bartofer
BTW, if the sizes you specified was 200km and that is correct, then you should
change both size specifications in editor_data.sii to 200000 NOT 210000 for the
BG to be in 1:1 scale!
BTW, if the sizes you specified was 200km and that is correct, then you should
change both size specifications in editor_data.sii to 200000 NOT 210000 for the
BG to be in 1:1 scale!
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
I filled in with a capital letter, but that doesn't change anything ...
bcg_map_name: "/map/Bartoland.mbd"
bcg_material: "/material/editor/bartoland.mat"
bcg_size_x: 200000
bcg_size_y: 200000
bcg_offset_x: 18000
bcg_offset_y: -3000
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
@bartofer
Earlier the parameters below was like this and those values are what I used.
Your values will shift the BG. Is that why you can't see it?
Earlier the parameters below was like this and those values are what I used.
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bcg_map_name[]: "/map/Bartoland.mbd"
bcg_material[]: "/material/editor/bartoland.mat"
bcg_size_x[]: 200000
bcg_size_y[]: 200000
bcg_offset_x[]: 0
bcg_offset_y[]: 0
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
it does not change anything..
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
Well, I had NO problems with those values and with the naming of files
you have in v2.0 of the map! Check all file references so that they do
correspond regarding spelling with/without capital B. And always try
to hit A a couple of times when getting into the Editor, but you know
that already!
you have in v2.0 of the map! Check all file references so that they do
correspond regarding spelling with/without capital B. And always try
to hit A a couple of times when getting into the Editor, but you know
that already!
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
I just changed all my Bartoland to bartoland (lowercase),
deleted the files in base_map and saved with lowercase,
compilation, and .... nothing .....
deleted the files in base_map and saved with lowercase,
compilation, and .... nothing .....
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
Oh. I found the problem ... a link in my .mat file was not good ...
I now have my map in the background, but not in the right place ...
more than a calibration to do .. ..
Thank you
I now have my map in the background, but not in the right place ...
more than a calibration to do .. ..
Thank you
Re: How do I place my background map in the editor?
@bartofer
Ah, good to know. Maybe the other OFFSET values are more correct now then!
Ah, good to know. Maybe the other OFFSET values are more correct now then!